Zhiying Xu

The Chinese New Year of 2018 officially begins on Feb. 16, and the zodiac sign of the year is the dog.
One out of every five people in the world is Chinese. More than 20 percent of people celebrate Chinese New Year all over the world.
It is the most important festival for all Chinese people.
In China, people usually call it “chunjie(春节)” or the Spring Festival. It represents the end of those coldest days, and people welcome a new season of starting a new year.
It is also known as the Lunar New Year. Some Asian countries such as North Korea, South Korea and Vietnam celebrate it as well.
Many people might confuse why it begins in February because people always calculate the date … [Read more...] about Chinese New Year

By Zhiying Xu |Staff Writer|
Music, free giveaways, art walk, food, inflatables and other fun activities took place at the International Market Night on the Library's Lawn, Nov. 18 from 4p.m. - 9p.m.
“We expect to make this night market as well as ‘626 night market’ and we hope it not only attracts student and staff, but also the residents of San Bernardino,” said Center for Global Management of College of Business & Public Administration Daniel Perez.
626 Night Market is one of the original and largest night markets in the United States, with over 200 food, retail, and craft vendors, plus art and musical attractions.
“Students organizations will be able to sell food and beverages … [Read more...] about International Market Night

By Zhiying Xu |Staff Writer|
New technology is impacting our older generations. With an aging population and care costs rising, robots and smart homes may be a possible solution.
From organizational methods to help with diets, to robots who can help elderly with their daily tasks.
“I think new technology makes life physically easier for everyone. It also makes our life more complete and fulfilling,” said Computer Science Professor, David Turner
In fact, people now rely more and more on new technology, but it also means people are losing the skills of doing things themselves.
“Robots are replacing human jobs, thus people do not need to do many things,” said Turner.
The emergence of … [Read more...] about New-age technology

By Zhiying Xu |Staff Writer|
Pinnacle Peak Steak house is a cowboy themed restaurant attracting local residents’ attention around San Bernardino with its cowboy décor, steak and reasonable prices.
For over 40 years, Pinnacle Peak has been serving steaks to generations of loyal customers.
“We are famous for our cowboy steak and T-bone steak...we also have amazing deserts,” said Pinnacle Peak employee, Tina Evans.”
These steaks are not only attracting local residents, they are also attracting some students.
“I asked for recommendation and they told me to get the T-bone steak. It tasted very good and the steak was a generous amount,” said student Ruheng Zhao.
“I ordered a … [Read more...] about Pinnacle Peak Steak house

By Zhiying Xu |Staff Writer|
On Oct. 25 students joined Reps. Pete Aguilar and Eric Swalwell for a #FutureForum discussion of students issues ranging from debt, to income tax, and public services.
At this #FutureForum, students had an opportunity to ask questions and engage in conversations with members of Congress to create solutions to the many challenges students are facing today.
ASI, a student organization that represents voices of the students on campus, hosted the event. They offer legal, discount, and financial services
Future Forum is a group of young members of congress who are working to stand up for the next generation.
Members are traveling the nation to directly discuss … [Read more...] about Futurem Forum Discussion

By Zhiying Xu |Staff Writer|
The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art (RAFFMA) opened a new exhibition of ancient Egyptian artifacts on Oct. 8.
The exhibit, “Journey to the Beyond: Ancient Egyptians in the Pursuit of Eternity,” brought together residents across the city of San Bernardino.
“The Egyptian Exhibition currently on display has been under renovation for the past two years, and it is RAFFMA’s 20 birthday this year,” said Ashley Lothyan, the education and visitor engagement coordinator at RAFFMA.
The exhibit tells a story about the life Egyptians lived, and also tells their life after death.The life-loving ancient Egyptians believed that even in death they would … [Read more...] about RAFFMA hosts Egyptian exhibit